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The '''False Wario''' is the second-to-last boss in the NES version of the game ''[[Wario's Woods]]''. He looks exactly like the "real [[Wario|McCoy]]", but is actually simply a convincing fake. He has the power to make one whole row of mixed enemies fall. After killing the boss, Wario pretends to be dead, but quickly leaps up again and informs [[Toad]] that the Wario he defeated was a fake, and the real on is "ready to rumble!" Toad must then clear 30 more rounds before fighting the "real" Wario. | The '''False Wario''' is the second-to-last boss in the NES version of the game ''[[Wario's Woods]]''. He looks exactly like the "real [[Wario|McCoy]]", but is actually simply a convincing fake. He has the power to make one whole row of mixed enemies fall. After killing the boss, Wario pretends to be dead, but quickly leaps up again and informs [[Toad]] that the Wario he defeated was a fake, and the real on is "ready to rumble!" Toad must then clear 30 more rounds before fighting the "real" Wario. | ||
False Warios also appeared in the game ''[[Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman!]]''. In this game, an army of False Warios aided their master Wario in his bid to loot [[Planet Bomber]], the home of [[Bomberman]]. Bomberman had to fight | False Warios also appeared in the game ''[[Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman!]]''. In this game, an army of False Warios aided their master Wario in his bid to loot [[Planet Bomber]], the home of [[Bomberman]]. Bomberman had to fight hordes of False Warios before engaging the real Wario in one-on-one duels. | ||
[[Category: Bosses]] | [[Category: Bosses]] |
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The False Wario is the second-to-last boss in the NES version of the game Wario's Woods. He looks exactly like the "real McCoy", but is actually simply a convincing fake. He has the power to make one whole row of mixed enemies fall. After killing the boss, Wario pretends to be dead, but quickly leaps up again and informs Toad that the Wario he defeated was a fake, and the real on is "ready to rumble!" Toad must then clear 30 more rounds before fighting the "real" Wario.
False Warios also appeared in the game Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman!. In this game, an army of False Warios aided their master Wario in his bid to loot Planet Bomber, the home of Bomberman. Bomberman had to fight hordes of False Warios before engaging the real Wario in one-on-one duels.